Dolphins’ appearance off central coast of Vietnam sparks excitement
	Vietnamese peacekeepers stand at frontline of Covid-19 battle in South Sudan
	VIetnam pharma companies expect revenue growth thanks to COVID-19

Deputy Foreign Minister To Anh Dung hands over made-in-Vietnam face masks to Russian Ambassador Konstantin Vnukov. Photo: Russian Embassy

Addressing the handover ceremony in Hanoi on April 13, Dung noted that the COVID-19 pandemic is currently evolving in a complex manner, posing unprecedented challenges for all countries.

“As a comprehensive strategic partner, in the spirit of mutual assistance and solidarity, the Government of Vietnam wants to allocate part of its resources to the Government and people of Russia in their fight against the COVID-19 pandemic,” he said.

Dung thanked the Russian government for providing continued support for the Vietnamese community living in Russia in the difficult times.

The official emphasized the importance of strengthening international cooperation and solidarity in the current context, which he said will help find effective measures to protect people’s health and safety, contributing to mitigating the negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the socio-economic development of each country.

Vietnam stands ready to coordinate, exchange experiences and join hands with Russia in containing the epidemic, Dung stressed.

For his part, Ambassador Konstantin Vnukov thanked the Vietnamese Government and people for the valuable assistance to his country, and expressed his belief with solidarity and united efforts, the countries will together overcome the pandemic.

As of April 13, Moscow had the highest number of people infected with COVID-19 in Russia with over 11.500 cases, followed by the Moscow Oblast with more than 1.800 cases.

In total, 18,328 cases of COVID-19 were recorded in Russia, and 1,470 people were cured. The number of deaths due to COVID-19 in the country increased to 148.

Vietnam, which has reported 265 coronavirus cases, with no deaths, has also donated masks and other medical equipment to other countries, including China, Cambodia, Laos, the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the US./.

Coronavirus update: South Korea reports over 100 recovered South Korea reported on Monday (Apr 13) that at least 116 people initially cleared of the new coronavirus had tested positive again, Reuters reported.

Beard and glasses putting you at risk of coronavirus? Can glasses and facial hair affect your risk of COVID-19 infection? After all, they're things that make you touch your face more often and you really ...

Chinese man arrested for illegal COVID-19 testing in Peru Police in Lima on Sunday (Apr 12) arrested a Chinese citizen for illegally conducting rapid COVID-19 tests on the public with kits stolen from Peru's ...

Coronavirus can travel up to 4 metres A new study by Chinese researchers examining air samples from hospital wards with COVID-19 patients has found the virus can travel up to 4m – twice the ...